racist year in review

Danbones

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Hoid hates white people because he she it whatever, feels inferior. Because he can't accept responsibility for his own short comings, he must blame that on someone else. Because of that, even the mediocrity he strives for is totally out of reach.

Gawd I miss MF, he was so fun to make fun of. Hey Hoid, tell your boss to send that sock bot back
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Dixie Cup

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It's unlikely that racism has increased; the accusations of racism definitely has. It's too bad it's come down to this. The left has broadened the divisiveness (unfortunately on purpose). The idea is that anyone and everyone who doesn't agree with their propaganda and ideology is and must be racist. Don't matter the color of your skin - don't agree? You're racist.


So, with throwing around all this "racist" crap, it SOUNDS like racism is on the increase when, in fact, it is not. It's simply people throwing the term around like it's popcorn thus demeaning the real meaning of racism and hurting people who actually may be experiencing it. Those of the left are very selfish & disingenuous individuals who do not provide any constructive dialogue and prefer to promote and shove their ideology and identity politics down our throats.


So, for 2019 we need to ensure that we call out these hypocrites for what they are - they themselves are racists and bigots and we must not fall into their selfish, demeaning ways. Most of us have absolutely nothing to feel guilty about; we accept all people no matter their race, color or religious affiliation for who they are (unless they otherwise prove us wrong) and will continue to do so despite what the leftists want us all to believe. Identity politics has no place in our society and we must squelch it out!! Canadians are not racist!


JMHO
 
Jinentonix

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You know what's funny about the left? They whine about racism and yet continue to push the European artificial construct of race based on colour. Except they've also added religion, well, just that one religion. You know which one I mean.
 
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Jinentonix said:
You know what's funny about the left? They whine about racism and yet continue to push the European artificial construct of race based on colour. Except they've also added religion, well, just that one religion. You know which one I mean.
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Isn't that the truth!!
 
MHz

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Jinentonix said:
You know what's funny about the left? They whine about racism and yet continue to push the European artificial construct of race based on colour. Except they've also added religion, well, just that one religion. You know which one I mean.
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Judeaism?? You know the one where a few rule everybody because the God in the book they don't follow or Muslims where the majority end up with enough power to retire the European Royals permanently? What would the bankers do without their military forces (NATO)??
 
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For those of you opposed to racist state violence against indigenous peoples on their land, you should know that right now in northern 'BC' in the town of Smithers all the hotels and motels are now full of RCMP. There are children, elders, recovering sick, traditionalists and peoples from all walks of life currently in the Wet'suwet'en Yintah. Dogs are playing, kids are building snow sculptures and life is respecting the land.
In the name of LNG that is financially going belly-up regardless of any cop actions, the Canadian state is preparing an invasion of a sovereign peoples' land-- and preparing for violence against people to allow violence against the lands, rivers and climate.
There is no greater example of the lie of "Canadian multi-culturalism" and "reconciliation." It is time to do something to change this history. Don't be the settlers who don't care. Don't convince yourself that something else is more important. This is the fundamental truth about who and what you are.
Change history. Stop any RCMP assault on peaceful peoples in their own territory who want to protect what only a century of development has already tried to destroy.
Ya Basta.
 
Mowich

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Cliffy said:
For those of you opposed to racist state violence against indigenous peoples on their land, you should know that right now in northern 'BC' in the town of Smithers all the hotels and motels are now full of RCMP. There are children, elders, recovering sick, traditionalists and peoples from all walks of life currently in the Wet'suwet'en Yintah. Dogs are playing, kids are building snow sculptures and life is respecting the land.
In the name of LNG that is financially going belly-up regardless of any cop actions, the Canadian state is preparing an invasion of a sovereign peoples' land-- and preparing for violence against people to allow violence against the lands, rivers and climate.
There is no greater example of the lie of "Canadian multi-culturalism" and "reconciliation." It is time to do something to change this history. Don't be the settlers who don't care. Don't convince yourself that something else is more important. This is the fundamental truth about who and what you are.
Change history. Stop any RCMP assault on peaceful peoples in their own territory who want to protect what only a century of development has already tried to destroy.
Ya Basta.
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"Yesterday marked a momentous day for Indigenous Communities in the region, as the Coastal GasLink Pipeline project awarded $620 million in contract work to First Nations communities along the pipeline route in Northern BC.

“This is terrific news,” said Karen Ogen-Toews, CEO of the First Nations LNG Alliance. “When there is a Final Investment Decision, it will mean employment for First Nations. This will give Indigenous people a chance to work towards careers, and not just short-term jobs, which is really important to us."
https://www.mybulkleylakesnow.com/2...ract-work-to-northern-indigenous-communities/
 
MHz

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I'm all for new money coming in as long as there are prospects for long term employment for more than just a few. In a small community how do the ones that get moved up get chosen; talent should be above having connections and because most of the employment will end that training should then be used to start running the communities more like a business. Starting with the safety and other standards that the employment industry has adopted and all workers are taught these rules before they begin work. 10 years down the road the same people will be running the affairs of the community so they should keep learning as a group all through that time. Being 'informed' when you talk to the 'experts' is better than letting them have free reign and just give you a bill for a lot of money.
'Informed' also means each a weekly 2 hr meeting at the school is replaced with several e-mails a day (video when needed) so all the ones at the meeting, if one even needs to be held anymore, are much better informed and the ones that just think up new questions can have them replied to the next day.


The $600M is not left on a pallet on a deserted runway in the middle of the night. Once it is all said and done most of it would have gone to businesses that are not part of the Native Community. Heavy Construction will hire owner/operators and pay them more as it relieves them of a lot of 'hidden costs' like WC and insurance. The man might be able to pay the machine off in the time the contract lasts as that is probably also the day the wheels stop turning and that is the time the community could kick in by helping with maintenance and repairs, money and hands on help by self trained 'hobbyists' and in return the community gets a piece of equipment that is at rates that are as low as it goes so 'little projects' become affordable.

The ones with trucks can start hauling to the remote communities by picking up a full container meant for a specific community. That also would seem to make a warehouse in a community that already has full delivery from the major warehouses, such as Prince George or Chilliwack.
Old growth forests might look good in tourism pamphlets so unless you can sell all those pictures the ones that get outside training because of the boom should look at forest management with the eye towards the forest producing a new crop of timber every 40 years.

Combined with the Elders being 'cautious; due to the number of 'dead lakes' in the area due to mining activities. They will still be impressed by a presentation that is done in 3D-CGI, as well as actual drone footage

The best way to do that is do all the road building and stream restructuring the first time and then access for any reason is not invasive
 
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